Borrowed Weapons

It eats coral for breakfast, then steals its weapons. A small nudibranch grazes across a brain coral so vividly patterned it looks retouched, its curling orange-and-white cerata doing double duty as ornament and armory — many aeolid sea slugs recycle their coral prey's stinging cells for their own defense. One wide view and one close, symmetrical portrait reveal the same spiny, flower-like creature from a whole new angle.

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Coral GrazerCrown of Spines

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